[Trac-tickets] [The Trac Project] #2328: Trac web unaccessable since debian system upgrade

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#2328: Trac web unaccessable since debian system upgrade
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 Reporter:  oliviez at free.fr                                                                                 |       Owner:  jonas
     Type:  defect                                                                                          |      Status:  new  
 Priority:  high                                                                                            |   Milestone:       
Component:  general                                                                                         |     Version:  0.8.4
 Severity:  major                                                                                           |   Keywords:  trac.cgi, python, platform independent libraries,SyntaxError,  Premature end of script headers  |  
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 Hi,


 I recently updated my debian system, and python's librairies have changed
 (but it's still python2.3); since I got issues when trying to access my
 trac system web site : I got the following error message in apache2 error
 log :[[BR]]

 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] Could not find
 platform independent libraries <prefix>[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] Could not find
 platform dependent libraries <exec_prefix>[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] Consider
 setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>][[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] 'import site'
 failed; use -v for traceback[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx]   File "[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] /usr/share/trac
 /cgi-bin/trac.cgi[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] ", line[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] 2[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx][[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx]
 SyntaxError[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] :[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] "no codec
 search functions registered: can't find encoding"[[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx][[BR]]
 [Mon Nov 07 12:04:31 2005] [error] [client 82.238.xxx.xxx] Premature end
 of script headers: trac.cgi[[BR]]

 [[BR]]

 Below is the releases i'm using :

 Name / Release / Description

 $$::dpkg -l trac

 ii  trac / 0.8.4-2 / Enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software
 development p

 $$:: dpkg -l subversion

 ii  subversion / 1.1.4-2 / advanced version control system (aka. svn)

 $$:: dpkg -l apache2

 ii  apache2 / 2.0.54-5 / next generation, scalable, extendable web server

 $$:: dpkg -l python

 ii  python / 2.3.5-3 / An interactive high-level object-oriented language
 (default versio

 [[BR]][[BR]]
 The software was correctly running before that damn apt-get upgrade on my
 testing debian... I previously followed your TracOnDebian guide to install
 it.

 [[BR]][[BR]]
 The Trac web site can still be accessed using the tracd standalone server
 with following command :
 nohup  tracd --port 8000 /<path_to_my_project> &

 But there is no user right management with it (can't login) so I can't
 really use it that way now.

 [[BR]][[BR]]
 I made a quick search on Trac's ticket history but haven't found any
 useful information related to my problem... I'm pretty sure that's it's
 due to python but don't know what to do to resolve that... probably an env
 variable to set somewhere...

 [[BR]][[BR]]
 Thanks for your help.


 Olivier

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